Posted by Yukon3639 on January 03, 2017 at 17:07:28 from (70.195.133.94):
In Reply to: Beam span calculator posted by Greg K on January 03, 2017 at 07:33:50:
[quote="CVPost-Greg K"](quoted from post at 08:33:50 01/03/17) Since I have no experience at all with calculating such a number I thought I would check here. In my basement there are three 2?10 nailed together to make a beam to support the floor joists. The span is 25' between the concrete walls. Currently there are 2 support poles to help it carry the span. If I were to replace the 2?10's with a steel I beam so that I could get rid of the posts, how big would it have to be? The house is a ranch style, built in 75, the kitchen is above the beam area. What other factors do I need to
Never under estimate the load carried by posts. The beam basically carries the load between the posts.
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